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A DROWNING BoY RrscuKD BY DIR. TrNpALi--

A DROWNING Boy RESCUED BY DR. TrNpALI--
OF commissioners Of the 6istrict was engaged in
teaching his little children TO swim at Rock Greek,
near Lyons Dam, yesterday evening, his son called
out that q boy was drowning near by. The
doctor saw o hand and arm above the water,
and without waiting TO remove his clothing
jumped into the water and pulled out
the drowning boy, who happened to be
Clarence Mack, coiored, about twelve years old
lie had been under the water fully minute and a
hall, but was soon reSusc1tated and departed for
home sadder but wiser boy than when he
started out. In addition to the discontinue
caused by his plunge DR.. Tindail lost gold chain
In ha
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 8.-Virginis sizes con-
soldated, with se.ipen. 1875 pas; due coupons, 63;
do. tenforties, 3S bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July S.-Cotton dull-midding,
IL. Flour quiet aud easy. Wheat-southern steady,
with good inquiry rcd, s2a85 amber. SASS western
frner and quiet; No. winter red, spot, S4L bid;
July. S3,sas4: August, S3ssaS3st; September, S49ss
White, S9a5s Yellow, 4saas western Stesdy and
dull: mixed; spot 44Ha45: August; aSA asked Oats Dat.
IS, western white, 37a39; western mixed. 35a36.
Provisions quiet aud steady Cofss nominai.Rio car.
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool per
Sd Receipts asars s,43i barrels; wheat. - 800
rye. 100 bushels. Shipments.four. It'll barrels
wheat, 129. 800 bushels corn, 100 bushels Sales
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INDICTfHNTs.-The grand jury to-day reported
to the Criminal Court Indictments against George
Columbus, for SOdomy; singleton Bell alias Sing,
robbery, and VIM. Blackford alias Chink alias
Cheek, Larceny from the person.
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o. 800
Mama.
Ndnk
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Yesterdays quotations
q. S: AIS, 1881, coupons, 10sH bid 100 asked
Y. s. As. registered. 1891 1883 bid 100 asked.
q. S. As, registered, l37x bid. 1928 asked.
PC per mps. 6s. 1891, COIN 1854 bid. 1923 asked.
1924 asked D. g: 20-yssr fund. 6s. 1892.
coiu, 126H bid Metropolitan Railroad stock. lU3
Md ~, 1oaH asked North Capitol o and o stree.
ance, 69 bid. Corcorsn Insurance. 80 bid. Co.
lumbs Insurance, 1917 bid, 14a asked. Potomsc
on asked. Washington Market bonds. lib bid.
us asked. Farmers and Mechanics Bank, George
town, l62 bid Great Falls Ice, 125 bid, 10
asked. Psnu. Tel. Co.. 3S5s ssked- Columbia Title
Insurance Co., 634 bid, 6 asked.
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RANGE OF rae TGxRNoxKTIR.-The following
were the readi;iEs at the Signal ONCE to-day: a
m, 76; 2p.m., IS: maximum. 30; minimum, 20
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TTHHOMAS BOWLING. Aucdoneer.
WELI-BRED FOUR YEAR-oLD CHESTNUT soR-
REL MARE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JULY NINTH, 1887, ct TWELVE
n, viii sell, In front Of my salesruoMs the above
animal, warranted sound.
TERMS cash.
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NAVAL ORDxRs.-Medical Inspector w. K. Sec.
neld, ordered to the Trenton; Passed Assistant
Surgeon Jas. Il. Perry, to the Chicago. Medical
Inspector A. Hudson, detached from the Trenton
Rodney, retired, granted six months leave. with
permission TO 60 abroad.
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The American Beneficial Association, with C. w.
Gibson, N. A. Jones, and G. N. Garrett trustees,
has hled q certificate OF Incorporation.
A marriage license has been lasted 70 Albert s.
Martin and Alilnie A. Blowers.
Mr.. s. II. kanney, aged seventy years, residing
on 81 street, between d ana streets, was over
come by The heat IN front OF the courthouse to-
AAr
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3:21 70 323}f d ct. SIC.
FIJI, 6r.. $500
81 . Let st s.w. and 3
houses rear, 5rs. :. 1000
515 I1th st. Sc. (. h.
45i. 453 Ridge 81
NV f.b., 5rs. ......-2,50O
IL AZ llth Ut. NV, b.
b., 6rs.. ............2,500
7r....... ~ .-..oa2o 200
srs.. ' -. :. =. =
20Myrtle sine, b.h-. am
e45 5. ss7 10th sine
b, b, 1r...-.r.:.2,0OO
112 Il st. ne, f.h- Or 1, 500
o.. Myrtle St ne. b. b. -.
610. SIS Marion alley
NV, FIJI, 4r.-......l,60O
236 I'd st. ne, (. b.. =
rs.........-.........1,50O
l132 18th ST. NV, b.
b., 3 rs. ....--.......1,oOO
$50 9Th St Ne. +. b..
E......-............ l,0Uo
Az Sd st. a. w., I. b.,
Zrs-:...............-l ,OOO
Sl3Dd ST FIJI. Ar 500
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
WHITE GOODS.

Our Stock Of India Linons, White
and Cream Embroidered Robes,
Plain ard Geek handsome Organ
dies, Solid Organizes are prettier
aud cheaper than even before.
Embroidered Satlnes, Chamhrays,
Hand>nme Embroidered Robes IL
.\ha,ros-all wuul-S1 30 to Sl5.oO
=, line .f Dress Goods that vii
Just capture this country, from D l.
cts to Sl20.
\ foil line OF Silks.
All Over En.broideries and Laces
Largest Stock of Gln.hams Hills
bnro ever saw, from ) to ID cts.
5000 yards of choice pretty styl
Calico at D cts.
| haze the rrettiest selection G
Calico that you have seen for year
all choice, nice styles.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

We have the most complete n
Of Millinery that we have ever
,hown. Every thing new in shapes.
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Ruchlngs,
Ties, Collars, &c. And n OF the
best Trimmers that Baltimore can
furnish. Remember we get a Trim
mer each season right. from the seat
Of fashion. SO Won can feel con
>cious when wearing a Hat or Bon
ne, from our room, that you have
the newes and most stylish thing &c
be had.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
NFrom the Oxford Torch-Llgh, !
Tn Memorialn.

larorly ROC, -,
OF March o0,b
the Saboa'h ai'el 80 Lal-Ni
Alfs. SIafSaIeI IN =.
wi.c OF Dr.. Robert /. oouch, OF TX
ford and second daughter OF
L,,n,h, E>o, Of U4I!,h"ro, leaving
,l, fiiIi 10 n,onrn
t'in son. al '"'' (.I.. -
"ft4 lis he'tast"
iA'ah'e '"so-
"'' . .n,uIar ,,-;,v
n~.n,I.n.ss ard devoted service ln
ALI her duties, and 10 'oe never fali'
IhG exercise 81 "in"'S -e'e'
'"'HN'i5 % .,,1,., ,nIa
7 r.aI and d,lica,. hcaI,b
u,- herself The last AMI least con
slirratiou.
Dat size was 'ed"t' - ne'
''"'P .lnr ..rd ~ :.
tan .,~p.c,nusn..s. without pam o1
struggle, was Received INTO Ills etel
'is''"S arms
We Land her gently 1"Wn I-,r 49,.
'nIar,I t7,w:
Her r;nthly lie we'll o'er-her "oi'
.in r.'I, IN usavcnly r.ace ~,
glory low!
u...A, ~. ,,.-
E,.,h. / : C,ui, a; Green,
=. horo las, week. Mr.. ID II. IIolue
wa-,onvici,d of retailing >tilituou
~iionors without LICENSE; he Va
fined 500 and sent to jail for 3
. Lay-.- Scot, Harden nttus Capiai
jerks was convIrted If Illicit Oh
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

Ms NJ. l. Taylor Is receiving
.s1 'rN >3ring Millinery. She Will
ave "1 hand during the Spring and
N;ml"vr '~"ns, all the Novelties in
I."ae.y Full liue Of Notions,
..~o.I. Wine Goods anu Colored
Lawns y complete line OF Dress
Trimmings, Ruchiug. Corsets and
Ht,..,< \ complete assortment of
.tyy Yelling. Toilet Articles,
"."',> Hosiery, ~llamburgs, All
''t,c Euhroideries, AlI-Over Ham
bag Ne; l.aces, etc, constantly in
>'",N. Ncckwear in great variety.
Ms Taylor buys exclusively ior
ASH. and proposes to sell her good,
49," down. She is agen, a, Hills
,"''o !or 'he sale OF the Butlericl
Itttvln~. The latest styles in La
dies JeweIry always Oh hand.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
~SIEEPI\G-CAR SERVICE.

st. EETINI-INK ST-h' INE
On Trans 80 nd5i.-Pullman buhet
Sleeper between Atlanta anu Ne"
York. o.
on Trains - and 33.-Pullman Buifet
Slecper between Washington ana Mont
romery. Washington and Aiken. run
man Sleeper between Richmond Al"
Greensboro Pullman Sleeper between
Greensboro and Raleigh.
Through tickets on sale 1t pril'cfpa'
stations to all points.
For rates and information apply L
any agent of the Company. or to
SnJ Haas JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen itSst -i9o"'
Washington. DC.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NE"
&5Sf~I&1s GOODS
HEG or H1RO
/ TIMES.

Our Stock of Gods now arriving,
Is Tive mos, c"mplcle and satisfactory
INA, we base e>er offered. Iarlicu-
lar ,aln, taken 10 buy a stock TO SUIT
1he uuneS and | an sure that l can
yita,t ynn AL. L.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
DIR. DEWITT"S
MANDRAKE, BLOOD 1 LIVER PILLS.

The most pleasant and effective IfI
on the market. Specially recommend.
el for the LAYER. Kidneys. D~i>ordered
stomach. and AL other arrangements Of
IN. system. Price - cts. For sale by
dealers. or by mail on receipt of price.
! w. j. PARKER X co.
Proprictor>, Baltimore. Md.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
"A 4. SPRINGS.
DR. ptwIrT's ECLECTIC CURE.

The quickest. safest and sure>t inter-
nal and external remedy in the world.
II cures Cholera, Cholera M"rbu>'
Cramps. tramp Collie. Diarrhurl. i'y>-
EMERY. Neuralgia. ttheumati>,n. lo"th-
ache. Headache, Dyphthtria. hills anu
Fever. Sore Throat, palpltation OF the
Heart. Cold ChiIl>. e.. &c.
Price - cts, 10 cts. and Sl.W per
bottle. For sale BY all dealers.
W. j. PARK Err 9
Proprietor>. Baltimore. Md.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
For the Observer.

For the Observer.
Married, at the residence OF the
brides father, near Cross Roads, .
IL miles north OF Hillsboro, on the
Bis, day OF March, 1887, by P'esld'
inc Elder Barham, Mr.. Samuel -.
Latta TO Miss Hattie l. Fauceite.
There were Ii attendants, I ladies
and I gentlemen. \ large number
of people witnessed the ceremony;
The happy couple received q good,
many presents from their white and
colored friends. They have the bes'
wishes of your humble servant.
Nj.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
LADIES' SHOES.

This line more complete than
ever. Every thing in Slippers, But.
ton and Laced Boots for Old aud
Young ladies.
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At - Il

y
PACKET At SPRINGS STORE.
~ ,pnrp ro MAKE ROOM FOR
SPRING GOODS t\D TOBACCO.
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND
flE'h 'ooho'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

n OFFICE OF THE. or
f. COTETI OBSERh Elt
ST ON Elt
rs DRUG STORE -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16

This powder eve vatic~. \ marvel
Of p,Iritv. strength and wLoleSomrne>~.
More economical than the ordinary
kinds. and canluot Ne sold in competi-
ton with the mult'ju' he of low test.
short weight. alum or phosphate p""-
Ier,. .S0td only in cans. Royal BAk-
ING POWDER 60. 1u6 Watl->t. \. \.
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DIR. DEW1TT'S
White OIL IiniIalCnt,

FOR MAN Or BEAST.
Cures Rheumatism. Sprains. Bruises,
Scalls. Swrllings. Pains. Chilblaihs.
Saddle and Collar Calls. Ringbopc. Pac
Evil. Tumors. Fi>tula. and other tron-
bles that horselnen have To contend
with. Cheapest Liniment in use. Price
- and 10 ct~.
w. J. PARKER & CO.
Proprietor~. Baltimore. Md.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-04-16
CLOTHING.

Our Stock is grand. We have
lust what you want.
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MEMS HATS.

We have never shown such q line
of Hats in Mems and Boys " DOL,
Straw and Eur Goods.
{. VI. PARKS,
BAZAAR, Hilishoto, n. {.
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~,nNEhiI~l\G RATES .

easements and communications
..arin by "Wednesday "t each
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horse at the trough, which he did, anil, then
lying down in the corner Of tho fence, pretend
ed tote fast asleep. While the Tories were
discussing their meal, the matron beckoned to
Lewis to come into the back room, and get
something to eat. She then showed him the
window, and told him what arrangements she
had made for his escape, returning with more
provisions to her guests. Presently, the
whole party was alarmed by the tramp Of
horses feet, as he passed up the lane. They
rushed to the door, and after their flying pris-
oner, but failed to overtake him. The boy was
very hard to wake, and profcssed to know moth
ing Of the matter. Lewis remained some three
months in North Carolina before he burst ven-
ture home. When he was afterwards about to
marry the widow of Captain John Taylor, some
Of his enemies endeavored to prevent tho match
by charging him with stealing the horse on
which he had escaped, but, when Mrs. Taylor
was made fully acquainted with the circumstan-
ees, she looked upon it rather Us o recommen-
dation.
Lieutenant William Grey removed to
Georgia, and, after a few years, TO Tennessee,
but died on the way, leaving widow and fam
lily. Robert died few years after the close Of
the war. Mary was induced to give up her
resolution never to marry by Hugh Barkley, q
young Irishman, in 1892. She was the last
surviving member of her family, and her hus-
band died in 1914, She lived afterwards with
her son and daughter. In her ninety-third
year she enjoyed remarkable health, retained
her mental faculties in unusual vgor. The
Bible was her daily companion, and she read
chiefly religious books, though she always took
decided interest in the politics of the country,
read the newspapers, and expressed her opin-
ions freely on the questions Of the day. She
expressed great contempt for the cowardice of
runaways during the Mexican war. "Our
days" she would say, "werc the good old
times of los-cabins, and training in
the Word of God aud the catechism.
The people then know their rights. aud da, ed
to maintain them, and made no false issues
Mrs. Barkley was intimate with Mary
Johnston, another admirable matrsu, mention ed
in "The Women of the Revolution" To the
lntest period Of her life she was skillful with
her needle, and spent much time in sewing.
In person, she was Of medium height and large,
her full facs showing not many burrows, her
snow white locks shading high and massive
forehead, her eyes of piercing brightness, and
full ofintelligence. She was lively aud fond of
cheerful convers 'tion, entering with interest
into the mirth Of those around her, and esteem
ed by nll who knew her, ns one of the most
interesting of women, considering her great
age,
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HAIR PULLING MATcH.-About forty mem
bers Of the Ladies German schuctzenbun nd
Benefit society. of Newark, engaged in o scrim-
mage Monday night that was little short of q
riot. Tho members are divided into two fac
tions. One of them is led by Mrs. Meta
Hilson, the president, and the other, Mrs.
Annie Smith. The point Of division was as to
allowing men to become members of the society.
On Monday night, the time for holding the
regular meeting Mrs. Smith gathered her forces
and went through an election Of ofioers.
When the Hilson party entered the hall they
found tho officers chairs occupied. warm
struggle cnsued for the possession of the gavel,
and then the two factions engaged in hand TO
hand hair pulling match. For q season the
mir was full of shrieks, lamentations and yells.
Mrs. Smith had provided herself with q cat OF
nine tails and laid it around in the livelest CON.
ceivable fashion, while the gavel was used wi tn
good effect by somo one else. number of
men attending meeting in another room at
tempted to quell the disturbance, but were
Powerless to do it, and the police had to be
summoned. Warrants have been issued for
some OF the combatants on the complaint of
those whom they vanquishcd.
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No EVENT INA WoMAK's LIrE-Is
forward to with such undefinable pleas,
tha. Of approaching motherhood. But
with these joyous auticipalions q sense
aud dread will creep in, though in this
wonderful scientific research there need
such thing as anxiety. There is a prepI
manufactured now called The Mothers ii
which makes labor easy, shortens the til
insures safety to both mother and chill
the beauty Of it consists in the fact thl
absolutely harmless. II used six on
weeks before confinement it acts like
II will pay any woman to write Tho B1
Regulator Co., Atlanta. Ga, for q booI
tanning particulars. mailed free.
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WHAT UNCLE SAM' Has TO Say
Cslisaya Tonic is just what it purports I
tonic, medicinal preparation OF real
aud not compound Of impure aud adults
distilled spirits aItfully disguised rs Bi
which poison the blood AMI lead 10 the (
tion of on appetite for strong drink, the
ing decision of the Commissioner of Int
Revenue will show:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Washington, jan. 25th, Is
Messrs. Westmoreland Bros, Greenvi
C.-Gentlemcu: Your formula for mi
your 'Calisaya Tonic certified to under,
on the 22d Instant, has been examined.
My decision is that, for purposes Of tad
under the Internal Revenue laws, this
so made, may be classcd as a proprI
medicinal tonic, subject TO stamp tax, an(
sales thereof will be subject to the prov
of Section 3243, U. S. Revised Statutes.
Respectfully,
GREEN ID. BAUM, Commissio}
Sold by oil druggists at Sl.O0 per bottl
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DESTRUCTION OF EXTENSIVE CorroN SEEI
AND FERrILizER MILLs.-Raleigh, March
Early this morning the extensive cotton see
aud fertilizer mills here, which were the
South. cave those at Columbia, s. c.,
burned. The FIRE is reported to have br
out in the engiue-room, and thence spread
Q fash to both oil mills, the oil storage ,
houses aud the seed storage sheds. Tho
ings were both Of brick and covered h
block. The water supply was meagre.
fire was very fierce, though thero was nl
no wind, and in two hours the mills wei
ruins. Only one warehouse was saved,
n large quantity Of fertilizers. The Rich
and Danviile depot and warehouses neal
were on fire, but were eaved.
The new oil mill was built last year.
capacity was tweniy-four hundred gallons q
while the capacity of the fertilizer mill
scveuiy-ive tons daily. Last autumn the
were required by the Cotton Seed Oil 7
which operated them day aud night, to
full capacity. The loss is $50, 900 and III
surance is S37. 200.
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JouN II. NEELY TRIED AND AcquIi
Chester, March 26.-Jobn Harvey Neej
placed on trial in the Court Of General 81
yesterday morning, upon the charge of 81
ting an assault of high and aggra yat cd
upon the four-year-old child OF Geo
Moseley. Solicitor Mcdonald, assisted |
q. Brice, represented the State, and
Henry and W. A. Sanders the defendant
trial occupied the whole day. Most Of i
timony was unit for publication. Abonk
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-04-01

BUcKLEs's ARS.cA SALyE.-The heat salve IN
the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
heum, fever sores, letter. chapped hands,
chiiblains, Corns, and oil skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by J. W. Posey. jiy. 1y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-04-01

shioahs Yitalizer Is what you neci for CONSTIPATION
Loss OF appetite, Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dys-
Pepsa Price 10 and rs cents per bottle For sale by
W fosey & Bro:
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seepless nights made miserable, by that terribl
cough. shioh's Cure Is the remedy for you Fors al
by J. w. Poscy & Bro.
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Ihat hacking cough can be so quickly cured b
shiiohs Cure We guarantee It. For sale by j. v
PoeSy & Bro. -
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, have 70
printed guarantee on every bottle Of shilohs vtaze
IL never faii to cure For sale by J. W. Posey Br
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WORKING Glasses A4E7E6EE A!4E76hE

prepared to furnish all classes with employment NJ
home, the whole Of tho time, for their STARE mo-
msnts Busi1es new light and profitable. Persons Of
either easily from 80 cents to $500 per even
ing and proportional sum by devotng all their time
tothe business. Boys and girls earn nearly much
reuen. That all who this may send their address,
nontest the business, make this offer. To such as
ira OF satisfied win send oie dollar TO pay the
nb le Of writing. Full particulars and outfit fr ee
Address GEORGE STnsos . Co., Portland, Maine.
Dec. 4S Iy
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Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured b,
shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents Nasa SLIME
tor free. For sale BY J. W. Poscy & Bro.
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For lamo back, side or chest, uso shilohns Poros
Plaster Price 26 cents. For sale by J. W. Pos ey & Bros
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n"HaviSg purchased the stock Of John willard
& Coz, Eanf carrying on the business at the
Same old stand, where will be glad to see ali
my old friends who love TO enjoy good cigar,
fne tobacco, so. -!}rI
- III JOHN WILLARD.
March IL 10 A.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-04-01

The time has and something desperate has be done
raise money and have determined to make the effort
must come, ruin is staring me in the face.
lhave therefore made up my mind to sell my goods any
within the bounds of that the purchaser wishes
offer for them.
Now remember do not want to make my presan
of these GOODS do intend sell article cts
that cost me Dollar in New York; but I will sell
ALL. AND EVERY ARTICLE
Store considerably less the goods
My goods have been principally Rooms in
New York. att GREAT DISCOUNT of the regular prices
STRICTLY FIRST
and after nearly % years. in the DRY GOODS
business in the largest Cities and English speaking coun
try in the world claim to know much about frscass goods
that lives to-day therefore afraid
the Aution Room know full well the intrinsic
goods when sec them
TO show thatI am determined to close will have Auo-
hon every
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Notice Of Dissolution.

FJIHE partnership heretofore existing under
j. the firm name Of John Willard & Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the frst
day Of January lastf All parties indebted TO
the firm will please make payment to John
willard, who viii receipt for the ,ame.
'sdi 17' ."n 'a - JOHN WILLARD.
- S~' '.' f5 John RODGER.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-04-01

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